Madeleine Shenai
Madeleine Shenai is known for Black Mirror (2011), Static and On the Road (2016).
Madeleine Sims-Fewer
Madeleine is a British/Canadian actor, director and writer. She was born in Little Britain, Ontario but moved with her family to Bath, England when she was 6 years old. She studied acting at the Drama Centre London, and is known for Slap Happy (2017), Operation Avalanche (2016), and The Substitute (2015).
Madeleine Stack
Madeleine Stack is an actress, known for Barely Lethal (2015) and Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life (2016).
Madeleine Stowe
Madeleine Stowe was born in Los Angeles, California, to Mireya Maria (Mora Steinvorth) and Robert Alfred Stowe, a civil engineer. Her mother was a from a prominent political family in Costa Rica. Stowe grew up in Eagle Rock, a working-class neighborhood of Los Angeles. At age ten she started practicing for a career as a concert pianist and trained every day for hours. However, when her instructor died in 1976 she more or less quit playing. She went to University of Southern California and studied cinema and journalism before taking up acting at Beverly Hills' Solaris Theater. She made a few appearances in TV and on film but her breakthrough came in 1987 with Stakeout (1987). Other major credits include The Last of the Mohicans (1992) and Short Cuts (1993). When not filming, she spends her time at her ranch in Texas, which she shares with her husband Brian Benben.
Madeleine Vall
Madeleine Vall was born on May 4, 1984 in Falkenberg, Halland, Sweden. She is known for Wonder Woman (2017), Last Man Down (2021) and Johan Falk: Blodsdiamanter (2015).
Madeleine Vizard
Madeleine Vizard is known for Barracuda (2016), Spin Out (2016) and Emo the Musical (2016).
Madeleine Wade
Madeleine was born in Lampertheim, Germany to German parents. Her mother died of cancer when Madeleine was a little girl and she was subsequently raised by her aunt and uncle. She grew up primarily overseas, having lived in Europe, the Middle East and Asia. She began modeling in Korea and Japan after being scouted by an agent at the age of 15. She moved to the United States after graduating from high school and continued modeling. She had her daughter Miranda when she was 19 years old before deciding to embark on an acting career once her daughter started elementary school. She worked as a burlesque performer, and with her background in ballet, has parlayed that skill into frequently being cast as a dancer in movies, music videos, commercials and television. She is known for playing both sexy and crazy characters, exuding an unconventional vulnerability in many roles. She played Harley Quinn in the film "Sweet Madness", a hooker on "General Hospital", Reese Witherspoon's sorority sister in "Legally Blonde 2", a sex worker on "Sons of Anarchy", a showgirl on "Las Vegas", a call girl in "The Wolf of Wall St." and an exotic dancer opposite Christian Bale in "Knight of Cups". Her favorite roles to play are the type of characters that really get under your skin. She transitioned to writing and produced and starred in the occult horror movie "Blood Craft", her first screen play. She also starred in and executive produced the film "Rideshare". She is writing another script and looking forward to producing more films in the future.
Madeleine Waters
Madeleine Waters is an actress, known for The Diary of a Teenage Girl (2015) and La Petite Mort (2017).
Madeleine West
After commencing a university degree in Law, Madeleine caught the irrepressible acting bug and decided to defer her studies indefinitely. From an early age Madeleine has shown a flair for the arts, performing in front of family and friends at any given opportunity. Her talent for acting was rewarded in 1992 with entry into the NSW Talented Child Drama Ensemble, and has since been honed through years of study at such institutions as Swinburne University, Tamworth Conservatorium of Music and Riverina Drama Ensemble. She has also undertaken short courses at the highly esteemed NIDA, along with courses in Voice, Movement, Drama and musical theatre at various ensembles both in Victoria and interstate. In 1999 Madeleine was awarded the 'Be Your Best' Performance Scholarship from the Australian Drug Foundation. While Neighbours is her first full time television role, Madeleine's amateur theatre credits include Arsenic and Old Lace, Night Reflections, Theatre in the Raw, After Midnight Before Dawn, Bye Bye Birdie, None the Wiser, and Snow Queen among several others. Also a trained singer and dancer, Madeleine is looking forward to refining her craft on Australia's longest-running series, Neighbours.
Madeleine Wilson
Madeleine Wilson is known for The Fall Guy (2024), Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire (2024) and The Invisible Man (2020).
